The Maryland Transcommunication Experiment ®
The Maryland TransCommunication Experiment ® is an exploratory trans audio communication experiment conducted within a simple probability framework designed for replication in field research
The experiment is a product of Maryland Paranormal Research ® and was introduced in 2017 in the Lexington Market Underground (Baltimore) and Brunswick Heritage Museum (Brunswick) ghost expeditions and in private case investigations
The experiment employs the Direct Radio Voice (DRV) method for trans audio response; digital noise filters and vocal processors for signal conditioning; speech transcription for natural language processing; and 52 playing cards in a binomial probability design
The null hypothesis is that the face of a selected playing card selected from the deck is not seen. The alternate hypothesis is that the face of playing card in question has been seen.
The experiment is run for least three (or more) epochs lasting for twenty seconds. If the card is recorded is reported in a trans audio response across three (or more) epochs, it is reasonable to reject the null hypothesis
While the experiment provides a repeatable and simple statistical design, the Direct Radio Voice method carries high potential for cocktail party effects with multiple and noisy trans audio responses that are correct, errant and incomplete
Continuing advances in natural language processing as well as signals processing will gradually overcome these limitations making trans audio evidence objective
Parapsychology regards the question of post-mortem survival of consciousness as unproven. The experiment can also explore the idea that some electronic voice phenomena may reflect psi functioning from living persons and/or participants in the experiment
Haunted Brunswick Maryland: Frederick County/ Brunswick Heritage Museum Ghost Expedition 2017https://t.co/1T4uSbYxD3
— Maryland Paranormal (@marylandpara) October 13, 2017
Ghost Expedition Baltimore Maryland 2017/Lexington Market Underground https://t.co/Y0o5Bmq6FR
— Maryland Paranormal (@marylandpara) October 9, 2017
Ghost Expedition Baltimore County, Dundalk Historic District/Dundalk and Patapsco Neck Historical Society and Museum https://t.co/OKbY0kImpJ
— Maryland Paranormal (@marylandpara) September 30, 2017
Nursing Ghost Stories as told through Natural Language Processinghttps://t.co/YH1pwKfQSn
— Maryland Paranormal (@marylandpara) February 19, 2018
Petrow, S. (2017, Jul 23). At the end of her life, my mother started seeing ghosts, and it freaked me out. WAPO. https://t.co/jimpGRu0yR
— Maryland Paranormal (@marylandpara) July 24, 2017
Random Event Generator Outcomes in Dundalk Historic District Ghost Expedition: Support for a Consciousness Bridge? https://t.co/YVyoIiwEme
— Maryland Paranormal (@marylandpara) October 5, 2017
Jacobsen, A. (2017, Apr 03). The U.S. Military Believes People Have a Sixth Sense. @TIME Magazine https://t.co/rxVjZPlxkd #parapsychology
— Maryland Paranormal (@marylandpara) June 3, 2017
